For the future or present fans of Sofia, you may want to check out the starlet's personal website for her story and more images. She also has a music site dedicated to her impending glory as well. Granted the lady is a pretty girl, but as my Mom always used to say; "Pretty is as pretty does." Bashing other competing actresses shows a bit of the wrong side of any star, especially a lady. So, Hayat wins this weeks PR Goofy Award for uncool behavior. As if people cannot tell the difference between a moth and a butterfly.
Next Sofia will be claiming she is more popular than Jesus, or as the image left suggests, that she too can walk on water.
In all fairness though, just about every image of Minissha Lamba I looked at this morning (and Sophia for that matter) showed both stars with enough makeup on to sink an aircraft carrier. Whatever happened to the natural girl? Oh, that would be Katrina Kaif, now wouldn't it?Entertainment & Media
By EPR Editorial Team2 min read
Bollwood PR: Minissha Lamba Hot - Sofiia Hayat Cold
By EPR Editorial Team2 min read
For the future or present fans of Sofia, you may want to check out the starlet's personal website for her story and more images. She also has a music site dedicated to her impending glory as well. Granted the lady is a pretty girl, but as my Mom always used to say; "Pretty is as pretty does." Bashing other competing actresses shows a bit of the wrong side of any star, especially a lady. So, Hayat wins this weeks PR Goofy Award for uncool behavior. As if people cannot tell the difference between a moth and a butterfly.
Next Sofia will be claiming she is more popular than Jesus, or as the image left suggests, that she too can walk on water.
In all fairness though, just about every image of Minissha Lamba I looked at this morning (and Sophia for that matter) showed both stars with enough makeup on to sink an aircraft carrier. Whatever happened to the natural girl? Oh, that would be Katrina Kaif, now wouldn't it?Written by
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